I just put it in a envelope and scrawl a name on it.
I decided to wrap my nieces and nephews presents in the smallest box possible and then in a progressively bigger boxes a few times. Only the final box is addressed to the correct person. The other boxes rotate through the kids. Lol
Yep, we just walk through the mass of kids handing out Amazon gift cards.
All the other gifts are left aside while they group up in a bedroom to order what they want from Amazon so we wait until the end of the day to gift them.
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Wrapping presents? First...I don't buy presents so problem solved. Second, that's what wives are for if you do have presents that need to be wrapped.
We were at a niece's house yesterday when gifts were given for their kids and grandkids. For the grandkids, the niece created "box snowmen" with three wrapped boxes stacked and taped on top of the others. A stocking cap was on the top box and covered two small gifts (likely candy) and arms were made from paper towel cardboard centers and had candy and money stuffed down inside of those. In addition, as each box was opened, there were two other wrapped gifts in each box. It took a while (and three trash bags for the wrapping) for the kids to get to see all of what they got.
I didn't put up a tree this year (I hate our present tree but Walmart sold out of the tree I wanted) so I didn't feel led to wrap the gifts I got for my son. I handed them to him in the bag I had used to smuggle them in--a 30 gal. trash bag. When he saw the Sodastream he'd been bugging me to buy him for years, he didn't seem too worried about how it was wrapped.
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